Tag: one-sided testing

This post is a response to a post by Daniel Lakens, “One-sided tests: Efficient and Underused“, whom I greatly respect and, apparently up until now, always vehemently agreed with. So this post is partly an opportunity for him and others to explain where I’m wrong, so dear reader, if you would take this time to point that out, I would be most grateful. Alternatively, telling me I’m right is also very much appreciated of course 🙂 In any case, if you haven’t done so yet, please read Daniel’s post first (also, see below this post for an update with more links and the origin of this discussion).